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“Everyone Is Afraid of Nigeria” — Kanu Rallies Support Ahead of Mozambique Clash

“Everyone Is Afraid of Nigeria” — Kanu Rallies Support Ahead of Mozambique Clash

Super Eagles legend Nwankwo Kanu has delivered a confident and passionate message ahead of Nigeria’s Round of 16 clash with Mozambique at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), insisting that every team at the tournament fears the Super Eagles.

Kanu made the statement while calling on Nigerians at home and abroad to throw their full support behind the national team as they battle the Mambas tonight for a place in the quarter-finals.

In a video shared on his X (formerly Twitter) account, the former Arsenal and Inter Milan striker expressed strong belief in the current squad and their readiness to rise to the occasion.

“Nigeria vs Mozambique. Let’s all support our dear Super Eagles to victory. The boys are ready to do the work,” Kanu said.

“Victory all the way by God’s grace. We push them, they do it for us. Let’s go behind them, let’s support them, and I know they will make us proud.

Come on, Super Eagles. Everyone is afraid of Nigeria, winning all the way.”

Nigeria head into the knockout stage with confidence after an impressive group-stage performance, and expectations are high among fans who are eager to see the three-time African champions go deep into the competition.

Opinion: Belief Is Nigeria’s Biggest Weapon

Kanu’s words reflect more than just optimism—they echo a long-standing truth about Nigerian football: confidence and unity often bring out the best in the Super Eagles. When former legends speak with conviction, it sends a powerful message to both players and supporters alike.

While Mozambique may arrive as underdogs, AFCON history has repeatedly shown that no game is won on reputation alone. Still, belief, momentum, and the intimidating aura of Nigeria’s pedigree can tilt the balance.

If the Super Eagles match their talent with focus and humility, Kanu’s confidence may well be justified. Tonight is not just about reaching the quarter-finals—it’s about reminding Africa that Nigeria remains a giant when it truly stands together.

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